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  • "Working with Eureka Exhibits was one of the most pleasant traveling exhibit experiences I have ever had. The staff was professional, easy to work with and wonderfully accommodating. I was so impressed with the exhibit and the company that I have already started working with them again at my new science center!"
    Jennifer Holt, Director of Education, "Queen of Discovery", GWIZ - The Science Museum

  • "Be the Dinosaur was incredibly popular with both kids and adults - it was amazing to see how involved visitors of all ages got with the simulation. Compared to traditional fossil-display dinosaur exhibits, I think visitors came away from Be the Dinosaur with a much more dynamic view of dinosaurs as living organisms interacting with their environment and each other."
    Doug John, Curator, Western Science Center

  • "It was an attractive popular exhibit that held up well for its run here. I hated to see it leave."
    Lois Shaffer, Rochester Museum and Science Center

  • "For a new generation of museum visitors, (Gen X, Gen Y, and beyond), the integration of computers in museum exhibits is not only preferred, it is expected… and "Be the Dinosaur" delivered in a big way!"
    Jessica R. Evans, Marketing and Exhibits Manager, ETSU/Gen. Shale Brick Natural History Museum

  • "We would highly recommend this exhibit. The quality of the design, ease of use, and overall content makes Be The Dinosaur one of the best exhibits we have had in 31 years at MASM."
    Andy Marquart, Executive Director, Mid-America Science Museum

  • "I wanted to thank you for choosing the Imaginarium as the debut location for "Be the Dinosaur". The staff and board at the Museum were extremely pleased with the performance and display of the exhibit both in customer reaction and attendance."
    Matt Johnson, General Manager, City of Fort Myers Cultural Attractions and Historic Sites

  • "(I once saw) a 70-year-old man going to town (on a Be the Dinosaur simulator)," said Wade, "dressed in khaki paleontologist-style clothing with a matching hat." "The more you play it, the more you learn. It's very educational, and the kids don't even realize they're learning."
    RaChanda Wade, Docent, U.S. Space and Rocket Center

  • "This exhibit was a huge success for our Museum. We had a 9% increase in attendance over the previous summer while many other Museums in our State experienced a drop in attendance over the same timeframe."
    Andy Marquart, Executive Director, Mid-America Science Museum

  • "Teachers were thrilled by the sheer volume of information presented in the touch screen kiosks and by the eagerness of their students to find clues to help them in the simulation experience."
    Jessica R. Evans, Marketing and Exhibits Manager, ETSU/Gen. Shale Brick Natural History Museum

  • "The Be the Dinosaur Exhibit was phenomenal! No detail was spared. I don't know who had more fun, the staff or the visitors! The educational content was superb and the best part was that young and old alike learned about science in a hands-on way."
    Jennifer Holt, Director of Education, "Queen of Discovery", GWIZ - The Science Museum

  • "Your pieces were engaging, constantly in use and appealing to all ages. Be the Dinosaur was a real winner."
    Dr. Deborah Edwards Barnhart, CEO and Executive Director, U.S. Space and Rocket Center

  • "Recent research studies are proving what many of us have quietly suspected all along - our children are actually learning new ways to learn when they spend hour after hour with their Game Boy, PlayStation, Xbox, or other video game console. Just imagine what it must be like for this generation to go from complexity, immersion, and hands-on interactivity of The Sims to a classroom lecture."
    Clark Aldrich, Simulations and the Future of Learning

  • "99% of boys, and 94% of girls across the socioeconomic spectrum play video games. 76% play video games with others at least some of the time."
    Pew Internet & American Public Life Project, September, 2008

  • "Be the Dinosaur was a perfect fit for our museum's audience, supplying engaging interactive technology, a wealth of scientific information collected by experts in the field of Paleontology, and an unforgettable learning experience. I highly recommend "Be the Dinosaur" and would undoubtedly host this exhibit or other Eureka exhibits again in the future."
    Jessica R. Evans, Marketing and Exhibits Manager, ETSU/Gen. Shale Brick Natural History Museum

  • "Be the Dinosaur was great fun! Dinosaurs are a big draw, and this exhibit was a huge hit with both kids and adults, resulting in a noticeable increase in attendance. The educational content was also easy to link to school curriculum, providing rich programming opportunities."
    Michelle Harvey, Vice-President of Exhibits and Operations, The Children’s Museum of the Upstate

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CURRENTLY SHOWING AT: Museum of Science and History, Jacksonville, FL through Sept. 3, 2013

OUR EXHIBITS

Eureka Exhibits uses the dominant medium of modern childhood, the video game, for a higher purpose – as an avenue for real educational content. Our exhibits directly challenge the prevailing media clutter, and deliver an informal educational experience that is simultaneously fun, immersive, and intensely educational.

“Be the Dinosaur™” is a groundbreaking fusion of state-of-the-art video game technology and traditional exhibits, featuring full-size dinosaur bones, a paleontology field station, a Safari Jeep and more. Visitors of all ages can enter into the largest and most complex restoration of an extinct ecosystem ever created.

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